Conyac で依頼された翻訳結果を公開

Unlike Honshu, the climate in Hokkaido made it difficult to spend the winter without a stove. From around the year 1876, wood-burning stoves began to be used in Sapporo, and in the 1890s, stoves that used charcoal for fuel appeared on the scene. In the first half of the 1920s, the pioneering of the interior areas was the cause for a steep increase in the price of wood-burning logs, rather than a shortage of wood-burning logs. A domestically produced, charcoal-storing stove that made charcoal refueling convenient was also helpful in quickly increasing the use of charcoal. In a 1937 survey, the percentage of households using charcoal was 70% in the city and 33% in rural areas. Even in mild Fukuoka Prefecture, there were many home charcoal users but this is due to Fukuoka being a coal producing prefecture.